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Example Project not updated for new Django version
See original GitHub issueHello,
I am very new to Django and Python in general, and I am having an issue running the example_project provided in the repository. Looking through some of the more recent (last 6 months) issues, it seems Django 2.1 update is stopping me from creating a database .
I replaced on my machine the from django.core.urlresolver import reverse line in posts/models.py with from django.urls import reverse, but something involving the urls is stopping it. If someone smarter could recreate it they could probably explain the problem better. Thanks, cheers!
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It’s great to help people getting started! The changes look good in the fork you have made, but I can’t see the PR under this repository yet. GitHub has a decent document describing PRs from forks.
@Nilansha permissions aren’t the problem on GitHub. You can make a fork, which creates a repository under your account, and then make the changes. When you go to the repository on GitHub and go to pull requests view you can just open a PR and it will show here. We can then merge it with one click. I hope this helps!